Network Forensics

The courses at John Bryce Training allow you to gain experience with unique simulators and hands-on practice labs that include a variety of scenarios. Students are given the opportunity to put in practice what they have learned in order to retain all the relevant skills and information they were given throughout the course, this way upgrading their knowledge and expertise.

The simulator that is used in the hands on practice labs is The Cyberium system. This is an advanced cyber scenario simulator which has been developed by cyber experts who have been constantly involved in cyber training and in giving knowledge gaps solutions in the field of cyber. The simulator includes two main types of scenarios – educational and realistic.

Each educational scenario is focused on a different aspect of the course and simulates a specific aspect of the training topics. Each issue or topic taught in the course has a point exercise that allows the student to focus on it and deeply learn it.

The realistic scenarios simulate possible or past incidents related to Information Security. This includes everything from topics such as the Regulation of Cyber Systems to Attacks by Terrorist Hacker Organizations. These scenarios are broader than the educational exercises and require more of a systemic, strategic and comprehensive vision.

After each scenario, the system automatically generates detailed reports that serve as immediate feedback that allows the student and lecturer to measure the abilities, strengths, and weaknesses of the participant.